Sentence examples for demand has begun from inspiring English sources
As more and more cooks have become enamored of its sweet flavor, demand has begun to grow.
Rising demand has begun to strain the region's power system, and completion of major new plants is years away.
OPEC says oil demand has begun to recover, although it predicts demand will remain soft through June 2010.
Though Randstad's revenue fell sharply in some markets during the downturn last year, demand has begun recovering strongly, Mr. Noteboom said.
What's more, the ONS data shows that the pickup in demand has begun with the UK running a sizeable current account deficit.
A court-ordered halt to most iron ore mining across India for environmental reasons has hurt steel and other sectors; state governments have been raising taxes on the sector, and broader demand has begun to falter.
Food, too, is becoming a problem: local bakeries, unable to meet the rising demand, have begun closing early, after selling the last of their baguettes.
Joanne Peters, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said that work being done on the Web site, in response to "overwhelming demand," had begun to show results, reducing wait times and allowing more people to enroll.
The monthly polls — one conducted by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing in Beijing, the other released by the British bank HSBC — both showed that manufacturing conditions had improved in October as the effects of recent stimulus measures and somewhat improved overseas demand had begun to filter through to companies making products as varied as furniture, garments and plastic goods.
The intensity of demand had begun to wear them down, too, and it showed up in a collective tendency to be more emotionally reactive — shorter and sharper — and more willing to settle for an easy solution rather than do the hard work necessary to get the best result.
Now the company finds itself suddenly in demand, and has begun marketing itself as as an ally in getting past expected logjams.
